TAGBILARAN CITY – Bohol’s woodcraft furniture operators cry foul over the Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ directive requiring them to secure a litany, yet
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5 barangays vie for Saulog 2026 street
dancing and ritual showdown crown
FIFTEEN barangay contingents will take to the streets today, April 26, 2026 for the Saulog Tagbilaran 2026 Street Dancing and Ritual Showdown, the marquee event
Mayor Jane Yap hits ‘excellent’ +90 satisfaction rating in 2026 Bohol Poll
CITY Mayor Jane Yap received an “Excellent” +90 net satisfaction rating in the latest Bohol Poll 2026 conducted by the Holy Name University Center for
Price rollback of diesel narrows as Middle East tension returns
TENSIONS in the Middle East are threatening to derail a cooling trend in global energy markets, as fresh supply disruptions at critical chokepoints signal a
Loay Mayor open for 3rd district Congressman, or BM or Vice Governor
LAST termer Loay town Mayor Atty. Hilario “Lahar or Boyet” Ayuban revealed that he is available for Congressman of 3rd district in the 2028 presidential
Tiptip’s Beniga, Ubujan’s Plaza crowned
Saulog Festival King and Queen 2026
THE CPG Sports Complex erupted in celebration on the evening of April 22, 2026 as the search for the Saulog Festival King and Queen 2026
“Everybody, every family, not just household, must benefit” – Mayor Ayuban: EQUITABLE AID
LOAY Mayor Atty. Lahar Ayuban bats for equitable aid distribution to all local government units (LGUs) amid the energy crisis harassing the province. He said
Dagohoy deals with 1st water treatment, P43-M water system
DAGOHOY, a 4th-class town, has just put up the first of its kind — municipal-run water treatment facility for processing clean water supply — that
Capitol assists ASF-shaken hog raisers – ViceGuv Besas
VICE-GOV. Nick Besas bared that the provincial government swung into action by providing financial assistance to the hog raisers in the province, whose hogs were
Tagbilaran grants fuel subsidy to 3,000 tricycle drivers, fisherfolk
MORE than 3,000 tricycle drivers and fisherfolk in Tagbilaran City received fuel assistance from the city government as part of its broader P40.35-million Energy Crisis